Stimulating environmental performance through green human resource practice: Does green transformational leadership matter?

Wiredu, John; Yang, Qian; Saljoughipour, Shadi; Olufunke, Esangbedo Caroline; Sampene, Agyemang Kwasi; Brenya, Robert

doi:10.24294/jipd.v7i1.2127

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“…It was discovered that government consumption had a considerable positive link with economic performance. Population expansion was discovered to be beneficial [32] .…”

Section: Income Tax and Economic Performancementioning

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Evaluating taxation’s dual impact on business and social development: A case study of the Cape Coast metropolis in Ghana

Fumey,

Wiredu,

Essuman

2024

Financ. Stat. J.

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Tax revenue is an important public asset that contributes significantly to a nation’s economic development. The primary function of every government is to make provision in terms of infrastructure facilities, development, and better living conditions for its people. Due to the government’s limited resources, it is necessary to impose taxes on all residents and businesses to strengthen its financial situation because it is impossible for it to carry out this large task in an effective manner. Governments have always passed numerous tax laws, and they have been amended to withstand the test of time. Therefore, this study’s goal is to determine whether taxes have an impact on economic development in the Cape Coast Metropolis in Ghana. The study used the quantitative approach, survey technique, and questionnaire for the data collection process. A sample size of 115 respondents comprising the staff of the domestic tax revenue division’s workforce and owners of registered SMEs were engaged in the study. The data was analyzed using the SPSS version 26. The results indicated that the majority of the staff of Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) considered payment of tax as beneficial to the state while few of the staff did not consider payment of tax as beneficial to the state. In addition, the study outcomes show that respondents are aware of the extent to which tax revenue can be used by the government for economic development. Furthermore, the researchers recommended that the head of GRA create a strong regulatory framework to monitor how tax money is used for economic growth. They should also make an effort to ensure that the tax revenue generated will be wisely used for the growth of the metropolis. This will make taxpayers appreciate the need to pay their taxes because they know they will benefit from it in the end in the form of social and economic developments.

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“…It was discovered that government consumption had a considerable positive link with economic performance. Population expansion was discovered to be beneficial [32] .…”

Section: Income Tax and Economic Performancementioning

confidence: 99%

Evaluating taxation’s dual impact on business and social development: A case study of the Cape Coast metropolis in Ghana

Fumey,

Wiredu,

Essuman

2024

Financ. Stat. J.

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“…Accordingly, environmentally friendly practices and operations bring competition and cooperative advantages, resulting in a rise in economic success and competitiveness (Karia, 2020). Thus, businesses must advance their abilities to manage and control the EP regarding their actions to tackle stringent organizational protocols alongside growth in consumer demand (Ramanathan et al, 2017;Wiredu, Yang, Saljoughipour, et al, 2023). Furthermore, Jum'a et al (2021) observed that GSCM practices remain fresh in several production businesses.…”

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The effect of green supply chain management practices on corporate environmental performance: Does supply chain competitive advantage matter?

Wiredu,

Yang,

Sampene

et al. 2023

Bus Strat Env

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This paper examines the impact of institutional pressure (IP), top management support (TMS), green supply chain management practices (GSCM), and supply chain competitive advantage (SCCA) on corporate environmental performance (EP). We also analyze the mediation effect of GSCM on the interplay between TMS and EP. Additionally, the paper also provides an analysis of the moderating role of SCCA between IP and EP. To attain the objective of this research, we assembled data from 710 business entities within the Shaanxi province of China utilizing a survey design approach. The structural equation model (SEM) was applied to test and assess the hypothetical outline. The study outcomes empirically show that TMS, GSCM, and SCCA positively and significantly impact EP. Interestingly, our study found an insignificant association between IP and EP. The study's results also demonstrate that IP directly relates to top management support. Moreover, the study's empirical findings reveal that GSCM positively mediates IP and EP. The study findings show that SCCA shapes IP and EP's connection. Accordingly, the practical implications of our study's findings suggest that business managers, investors, and government agencies must know the importance of adopting sustainable practices within the supply chain. Business managers must take action to integrate environmental criteria into supplier selection, evaluate suppliers' EP, and collaborate with eco‐friendly suppliers. Hence, government agencies, stakeholders, and business managers can use this information to shape regulations and policies that encourage businesses to adopt sustainable supply chain practices. Offering incentives such as tax benefits or grants for sustainability initiatives can also promote adoption. The study recommends that a business culture that targets improving EP due to IP and top management support is essential in achieving GSCM practices, thereby promising competitive advantage.

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Environmental orientations to Innovation Ecosystem: the role of green transition, perceived environmental uncertainty and green transformational leadership

Li,

Sampene,

Khan

et al. 2024

Oper Manag Res

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Stimulating environmental performance through green human resource practice: Does green transformational leadership matter?

Cited by 12 publications

References 63 publications

Evaluating taxation’s dual impact on business and social development: A case study of the Cape Coast metropolis in Ghana

Evaluating taxation’s dual impact on business and social development: A case study of the Cape Coast metropolis in Ghana

The effect of green supply chain management practices on corporate environmental performance: Does supply chain competitive advantage matter?

Environmental orientations to Innovation Ecosystem: the role of green transition, perceived environmental uncertainty and green transformational leadership

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